CPR changes—January 2015 (Brussels I (recast)) [Archived]

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CPR changes—January 2015 (Brussels I (recast)) [Archived]

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What does CPR mean?

scco Guide defines this as the rules'>civil procedure rules which, supplemented by their practice directions, govern the procedure to be followed in most civil cases brought in the SCCO. The text of the CPR and the practice directions are set out in practitioner’s books such as the Civil Court Practice and may also be found on the justice.gov.uk website.

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